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Another argument for the stock is the timing of the housing cycle.
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No matter how good a stock sounds, if an m100 member is not willing to put a portion of their model portfolio into the stock in question, their argument loses credibility with me.
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If you buy this argument, then the stock is worth much more.
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The valuation argument for investing in this stock still holds as now it is trading at multiple that is a strong discount to growth, even if growth is discounted by an increase in subscription cancellations.
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The basic argument of the first group is that the stock market is largely efficient so the only way an investment manager can beat the market is through random chance.
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This argument fails to draw a distinction between fundamental performance and stock performance.
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He makes an interesting argument, pointing out how the connection between loose monetary policy and stock markets has changed in the last decade or so.
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The stock market increase has put many board members on the right side of the compensation argument.
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Both defense teams failed to deliver on this promise, and their argument's credibility was severely damaged by the fact that Lay and Skilling made huge stock sales in the weeks prior to the company's collapse.
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There's also the too-much-of-a-good-thing problem: While plunging stock prices are normally good for the class-action business, this time they may diminish the effectiveness of the argument that fraud was to blame.
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There're many reasons behind this, including "the too-much-of-a-good-thing" problem: While plunging stock prices are normally good for the class-action business, this time they may diminish the effectiveness of the argument that fraud was to blame.
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